Topic: CGMiner monitoring on your iOS/Android/Windows Phone device - page 2. (Read 7995 times)
I'm trying not to ask for too much handholding but I can't find the new gridseed drivers that you refer to (I've tried looking pretty extensively). I've also tried running my other miners with the API enabled (on port 4028) but Multiminer doesn't seem to pick them up
Awesome! I was giving the multiminer preview a try and using it for the X11 mining too. I'll try the new drivers or just to use multiminer to pick up my other miners and see how it works. Thanks for the suggestions 
I'm using cgminer, bfgminer and sgminer. I've found this gives me the best combo of stability and speed.
Cgminer is running 5 gridseed 5 chip units (Scrypt).
Bfgminer is running 6 antminer u1s (SHA256).
Sgminer is running a 7970 (X11).
I've tried multiminer with bfgminer 3.99 but it gave me inconsistent hashing results with both the gridseeds and antminers. If you have some suggestions for me to improve my results with multiminer, I'd be happy to try them because I like the application
Cgminer is running 5 gridseed 5 chip units (Scrypt).
Bfgminer is running 6 antminer u1s (SHA256).
Sgminer is running a 7970 (X11).
I've tried multiminer with bfgminer 3.99 but it gave me inconsistent hashing results with both the gridseeds and antminers. If you have some suggestions for me to improve my results with multiminer, I'd be happy to try them because I like the application
You don't necessarily need to mine with MultiMiner, just run it on the same network as your other miners and ensure their RPC API is enabled. MultiMiner will pick them up and report them to MobileMiner.
If you do want to mine with MultiMiner, make sure you are using the latest GridSeed drivers from the BFGMiner repo. They were updated a day or two ago with performance improvements. Not sure what to say about AntMiner performance as MultiMiner uses BFGMiner for all the actual mining - performance should be the same.
Also, if you check http://thread.multiminerapp.com, the latest previews of 3.0 allow you to GPU mine with SGMiner.
I'm using cgminer, bfgminer and sgminer. I've found this gives me the best combo of stability and speed.
Cgminer is running 5 gridseed 5 chip units (Scrypt).
Bfgminer is running 6 antminer u1s (SHA256).
Sgminer is running a 7970 (X11).
I've tried multiminer with bfgminer 3.99 but it gave me inconsistent hashing results with both the gridseeds and antminers. If you have some suggestions for me to improve my results with multiminer, I'd be happy to try them because I like the application
Cgminer is running 5 gridseed 5 chip units (Scrypt).
Bfgminer is running 6 antminer u1s (SHA256).
Sgminer is running a 7970 (X11).
I've tried multiminer with bfgminer 3.99 but it gave me inconsistent hashing results with both the gridseeds and antminers. If you have some suggestions for me to improve my results with multiminer, I'd be happy to try them because I like the application
This is awesome but I need to get it to work on my Windows 7 based machine. I don't have a lot of experience with Python scripts on Windows, so could someone perhaps offer me a little guidance? It would be much appreciated
What device(s) are you trying to monitor? You could use MultiMiner which may be easier to setup and also integrates with MobileMiner. It can monitor appliances on your network etc.
http://www.multiminerapp.com/
This is awesome but I need to get it to work on my Windows 7 based machine. I don't have a lot of experience with Python scripts on Windows, so could someone perhaps offer me a little guidance? It would be much appreciated
You can view the contents of the Python script here to check for any other URLs or domains:
https://github.com/Axadiw/CGMinerMobileAdapter/blob/master/CGMinerMobileAdapter.py
As for bandwidth usage I can confirm this and already talked to the author about it. Make sure you are using his latest version from Git. It submits statistics far less frequently.
Thanks.
You can view the contents of the Python script here to check for any other URLs or domains:
https://github.com/Axadiw/CGMinerMobileAdapter/blob/master/CGMinerMobileAdapter.py
As for bandwidth usage I can confirm this and already talked to the author about it. Make sure you are using his latest version from Git. It submits statistics far less frequently.
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This is simply awesome...
It's working like a charm on 2 out of 3 rigs.
Care to see the output I get?
"[2014-03-11 05:00:16] Getting Data from CGMiner RPC API using port:4028
2014-03-11 05:00:47,005 ERROR timed out
2014-03-11 05:00:47,005 WARNING Generic Exception: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/CGMinerMobileAdapter/CGMinerMobileAdapter.py", line 104, in
for item in data['DEVS']:
TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str
2014-03-11 05:01:17,633 WARNING URLError = The read operation timed out
[2014-03-11 05:01:17] Sending to MobileMiner API from miner3"
Help appreciated. If I get up and running I'll send some donations to you soon.
Thanks!
This is simply awesome...
It's working like a charm on 2 out of 3 rigs.
Care to see the output I get?
"[2014-03-11 05:00:16] Getting Data from CGMiner RPC API using port:4028
2014-03-11 05:00:47,005 ERROR timed out
2014-03-11 05:00:47,005 WARNING Generic Exception: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/CGMinerMobileAdapter/CGMinerMobileAdapter.py", line 104, in
for item in data['DEVS']:
TypeError: list indices must be integers, not str
2014-03-11 05:01:17,633 WARNING URLError = The read operation timed out
[2014-03-11 05:01:17] Sending to MobileMiner API from miner3"
Help appreciated. If I get up and running I'll send some donations to you soon.
Thanks!
Thanks for supporting the MobileMiner API! 
I just wanted to note that you can also monitor and control your miners from the HTML5 app now as well: http://web.mobileminerapp.com
I just wanted to note that you can also monitor and control your miners from the HTML5 app now as well: http://web.mobileminerapp.com
Hi,
I'd like to present CGMinerMobileAdapter simple python script that allows to monitor CGMiner via MobileMiner mobile app (http://www.mobileminerapp.com/). Actually it was BFGMiner script, called BFGMobileAdapter, but I've added some stability fixes, and added remote commands support.
Script was created and tested on BAMT, CGminer and it's forks (vertminer, sgminer).
Features of the app (when using CGMinerMobileAdapter):
- Hashrate & temperatures monitoring
- Remote start / stop / restart of mining process
- email & push notification when rig is offline / overheating
- and more
Install inscructions:
Fist make sure that you have this line in your cgminer.conf:
1. Log in via ssh or launch terminal
2. Execute:
3. Provide email, machine name and application key (get your application key from the mobile app)
Above script installs app in /opt/CGMinerMobileAdapter directory, and add its to /etc/rc.local, so it'll run at system startup.
Allupdates would available on github page:
https://github.com/Axadiw/CGMinerMobileAdapter
If you'd like to donate, please use this account: 159XDGxhDLPrxWbByzM48Y6CKv4YH9jqTT
I hope it'll be useful for somebody
I'd like to present CGMinerMobileAdapter simple python script that allows to monitor CGMiner via MobileMiner mobile app (http://www.mobileminerapp.com/). Actually it was BFGMiner script, called BFGMobileAdapter, but I've added some stability fixes, and added remote commands support.
Script was created and tested on BAMT, CGminer and it's forks (vertminer, sgminer).
Features of the app (when using CGMinerMobileAdapter):
- Hashrate & temperatures monitoring
- Remote start / stop / restart of mining process
- email & push notification when rig is offline / overheating
- and more
Install inscructions:
Fist make sure that you have this line in your cgminer.conf:
Code:
"api-listen" : true
1. Log in via ssh or launch terminal
2. Execute:
Code:
git clone https://github.com/Axadiw/CGMinerMobileAdapter.git
cd CGMinerMobileAdapter
./install.sh
cd CGMinerMobileAdapter
./install.sh
3. Provide email, machine name and application key (get your application key from the mobile app)
Above script installs app in /opt/CGMinerMobileAdapter directory, and add its to /etc/rc.local, so it'll run at system startup.
Allupdates would available on github page:
https://github.com/Axadiw/CGMinerMobileAdapter
If you'd like to donate, please use this account: 159XDGxhDLPrxWbByzM48Y6CKv4YH9jqTT
I hope it'll be useful for somebody
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